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He hastily thrust aside the curtain dividing his own little dressing space from that of the manager and proprietor, who now appeared as the individual called Tom King as far down as his waist, and as the aforesaid respectable manager thence to his toes.
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He hastily thrust aside the curtain dividing his own little dressing space from that of the manager and proprietor, who now appeared as the individual called Tom King as far down as his waist, and as the aforesaid respectable manager thence to his toes.
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During those early days, I urged him to read "Den of Thieves," by James B. Stewart, and "The Operator," by Tom King.
We're Not on the Same Page, but That's OK Katherine Rosman 2012
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While a specific instance didn't drive the U.S. cuts, a favorable rate decision for its upstate New York operations would have resulted in a plan with a "significantly smaller impact" than what was released Monday, said Tom King , president of National Grid's U.S. division.
National Grid to Cut 1,200 U.S. Jobs Selina Williams 2011
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Tom King, former secretary of state, said: "Belfast was the perfect place to be while Margaret Thatcher was a prime minister."
Scottish independence is a win-win situation | Simon Hoggart 2011
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The ad, which was produced by Murphy Putnam in conjunction with longtime media consultant Tom King, will be running statewide on New Hampshire's WMUR as well as in the Boston media market.
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At left, third-generation Starn worker Tom King, 19, at the plant.
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In that role, which involved aligning capital-markets origination and banking coverage, he reported to Tom King, head of banking for Europe, Middle East and Africa at Citigroup in London.
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And yet Tom King was not a criminal, nor had he ever done anything criminal.
Knowing the Game and Playing It : Edward Champion’s Reluctant Habits 2009
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A proposal by Britain's Defense Secretary Tom King, endorsed last week by Parliament would cut the Army 25 percent by 1996.
A Real Beefeater 2008
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